Experience the Best of Alaskan Fishing in Just a Few Hours Whether you’re short on time or looking for a relaxed fishing experience, our Half Day Fishing Trips on the Kenai and Kasilof Rivers offer the perfect opportunity to enjoy Alaska’s renowned fishing without committing to a full day. These 4-hour excursions are ideal for […]
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🧭 Conservation First, Adventure Always In 2025, the Kenai River is closed to all king salmon fishing — including catch-and-release — for both the early and late runs. This decision, made by the Alaska Department of Fish and Game (ADF&G), aims to protect the declining king salmon populations and ensure the sustainability of future fisheries.Alaska
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🗓️ The 2025 Alaska Salmon Season Is Shaping Up to Be Epic If salmon fishing in Alaska is on your list for 2025, there’s one river you can’t ignore — the Kenai. Known worldwide for its iconic sockeye, chrome-bright silvers, and pink salmon pulses, the Kenai River is primed for a banner year. Snowpack, water
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🧭 What’s the Difference Between Drift and Power Boat Fishing? When planning your Alaska fishing trip, you’ll need to decide: drift boat or power boat? Both offer unique experiences on rivers like the Kenai and Kasilof, and choosing the right one depends on your goals, skill level, and fishing season. If you want to book
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Big Water. Big Fish. Big Smiles. 🟦 Looking for a world-class rainbow trout fishery? You’ve found it. The Kenai River in Alaska is home to some of the largest, wildest rainbow trout in North America—with football-bodied fish commonly hitting 24–30 inches and the occasional 33+ inch bruiser lurking in deep, glacial-blue runs. Whether you’re drifting
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